Also a model, Mussum’s grandson invests in his career as a pagode singer

At the age of 27, Pedro Mussum is following in his grandfather’s footsteps in music. And it is the rhythm that enchanted the eternal Trapalhão, who died in 1994 and was part of the Os Originais do Samba group, his greatest inspiration. The boy is investing in his career as a pagode singer and has performed in various places in Rio.

The passion for music has hit harder in recent times, but Pedro Mussum has not abandoned his career as an actor and model. He is still hired by an agency in São Paulo, and, among his most outstanding works, is an essay he did alongside Anitta.

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Pedro is the son of Augusto, the comedian’s eldest son, and he didn’t have the chance to meet his famous grandfather. But he inherited from him a taste for artistic life. As a child, he attended acting classes and began composing in his teens. “I even made a song for him”, he said in an interview with EXTRA.

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